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About The morning Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1899-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1904)
THE . MORNING ASTORIANy SATURDAYy MAY4, 1904- ' - PAGE FIVE.- MANZANILLAOtlVES ':i'f i i ' y stcffkd with . r- 'i j q vSpanish Sweet Peppers ., Very DIIciooi--To Try, la To Boy. ' Ttt Bottlo 10 Cents'. We are Head quarter! for I'lcaka and Olive In . BULK. . .' 4 ROSS, HIGGINS $ CO. OOOD QOODB OUR SPECIALITY. on another steamer. The second boat I uniform and will aoocar In tBmrt for will, It la stated ply aa far south asthe first time on the following Sunday" Ban Pedro. The company claim there I when the fort Stewria team will play a . . a. .. - .-.. . . f ' ' oumnesi mnin io juaury tne iwui-i at a. F. C.' parte' T1i coats are of tlon of another vessel . - white, with "Commercial Club" In blue letter end blue collar; . the trouaer The regular session of the Woman'! of white and the Mocking of card! ..-. Club will be held thla afternoon at thelnal. The cap are of navy blue and the usual hour. As several matters of very! uniform will be a very pretty one. great Importance to the club art to be brought up for action; a full attend ance of member Is urged. Local Brevities. Iteslstert Reglater! XlegUterl Bchllta beer la now being served at Olio Mlkklrscn's saloon, the Orotto. '' . J c. .t-L ... . ; '( - The second aeml-ajioual account of the admlnhtrutor of the estate of the lata A. J. Johrwon waa submitted to rrobiiie Judge Trenchard yesterday. The report show that the balance on 'hum! Is f 1084.46, while the amount of f the claims against the estate la $4329. 62. Ole Erlckson has a claim against fhe estate for IU17.J0, but has re quested that the other claims be paid first '"'- '' ' " - While a few court house habitue were sitting In Assessor Cornelius of fice Thursday evening a logger en tered. He wanted to know where he could register. He explained that he had walked into town from a- point near Svensen for the express purpose of registering, and to his sorrow dis covered that the county clerk's office had been closed about five minutes before his arrival at the court house. He went away without registering. Water consumer will take notice that Tuesday May 10, la the lust day! on which to pny water rates to avoid the penalty charged all delinquents. ; It la reported that the company opt eratlng th esteamer Aurella on the op- position flan Francisco run will- put "PRICE Every thing'? If price alone be the consider ation then a suit made of shoddy, stitched together in a hurry by underpaid unskilled labof.would do. BUT the average man of sense wants Style I with Style he wants FIT; quite a few manufacturers furnish Style and Fit but econo mize on Trimmings and Finish. Some Makers Imitate the fa mous "Alfred Benjamin Correct Clothes for Men" but they don't employ the high salaried tailors, they don't have the same pride and scrupulous regard for repu tation that is conceded to Alfred Benjamin Clothes. We are sole Distributors in Astoria for that famous make of Suits and Overcoats;':r:::r:::;ri:;.::::r::; The coal discovery made by James Titus is, It has been found, on the land of the A. A C. It R. Co. The deposit has not been developed, but look very promising. It 1 situated In section 22 of thl township, just outside of the city limits. The biggest piece of coal taken from the ground there weighs 40 pounds. The partle who have ex amined the scene of the discovery are not certain as to It quality, but It I believed further development will net an excellent character of coal, In pay ing quantities. ' It Is the Intention of the team to play ball once a week. v- f Members of the Chamber of Com merce are now anxious to learn he of the patrloUc Astorian who sent the McTavlnh monument to the enterprising assistant secretary of the Oregon Historical Society, The cham br meets Monday night and at that time may take steps looking to dia- coverey of the name of the patriota Mr. Illmes dubs him. The assistant secretary has Intimated that he would divulge the name of the gentleman If called upon to do so, and the members of the chamber are anxious to really determine whether or not this patrl-rt Is fictitious. Mr. Welch said Mr. Hlme himself tookthe relic and it Is -unlerstood he knew what he waa talk Ing about when he made the state ment The second production Of "Bclshaa- .ar" was decidedly better than that of the first night, and almost as large Coroner Pohl was yesterday Inform ed that the nude body of a man was seen floating In the river near West port yestttday. The coroner's Inform ant was George Johnson, .the well known seiner, who was told of the matter by a woman who had come to Astoria on a launch yesterday after-! noon. According to the story of the woman, she plainly saw the corpse, and says thai the only article of cloth.- a crowd was present. The drills andpng m view was a collar. Coroner dunces again attracted much interest, Pn" r??arfled the information as too and the performance passed off wlth-l vague to merit a trip to he Is await cut a hitch. At the conclusion of the 'n tne receipt of further advices from performance Mr, Robinson extended his appreciation of the excellent work of the ladles ajid gentlemen who made UP the large chorus, and In turn was warmly congatulated upon the suc cess of his efforts. Mr. Johnson who returned to the up river seining ground yesterday. The coroner says the body may be that of one of several Japs who are supposed to have been lost while trying to es cape from the oriental liners during the trip up the river to Portland. H Eleven hundred and twelve city vot- trs nave registered for the coming elections, and 900 other votes are de linquent In their duty. The tardy ones have eight days In which to observe Ar You Lucky? Some good-looking lady of Astoria and vicinity will go to the St. Louis world's fulr with a free round trie Em -matt Wise The Reliable Clothier and Hatter. the very neceetry formality and must I ticket. register at the rate of about 115 a i addition to the S tickets which day If they would all get in by the HermBnn wlge wI gIve away to h, night of May IS, when the reglsf.ra,- geiuiemen customers ne nas decided to give one first class round trip ticket to that greatest of expositions, to the lady whose number Is first drawn, out of the box next July. Remember you get one number with every sult.o overcoat. Ladles, when you send ' your Hus band, son sweetheart or friend to buy an Alfred Benjamin, Kuppenhelnier ot High art suit or overcoat tell him to be sure and get a World's Fair card tlon books will be closed. The regis- t rations In the varloun precincts atj the cIoe of business yesterday after noon were as follows: No. 1, 134; No. 2, 174: No. 3, 190; No. 4, 186: No. 5, 204; No. 6. 125; No. 7, 99; total. 1112. erelAre Some ilhiiM For ou, and Some of the Prices fcoyal Worcester G-rs-iU, rtraMit front and Princess hip, blsek, white and drsb, sizes from 18 to 25, former price 75c, now C9c Assortment ol Children's Hats, all colore and tbapea, former ' price IL25, now UHc Ladies' Fast Black CJotton Hose, former price 25c, now 19c ... Sil Spools of Cotton Thread , 25c LuW Hwws ribbed white low" neck sleeveless Vest, splendid Boya' Buxfer Browo Ties, this very swell novelty in Boy' neck wear, the latest cme in enstero cities, in all plain colors of f rich silk, regular 75e t alue, this week ,...,,....vj,..,...41c All silk hncy sort finished Bibboo, in 4 to 6 inch widths, regular )'i 25c Talues, tbia weei only ,...MOoi A wonderful bargain io Pelticoata, immense lot of black, mercer ized sateen Petticoats, in extra full size, double Spanish flonnce. ':: " UW week:.-: ;. . r.;r:;:. . i .id THE LOWEST PRICED STORE lit ASTORIA FOR FttTC GOODS, " AND THE PLACE WHERE WOMEN LIKE TO TRADE. WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS. Your i Physician's SKill No matter how careful and attentive be is l If the prescriptioo be given you is not filled exactly as he writes it. ! We j have established a reputation for the careful and accurate filling of pre ; scrip tions and that's the reason we have the largest prescription business ' in the city. If you haven't tried us jet, bring your next prescription to ' HART'S DRUG STORE FINE SHOES FOR $2.00 ; ; and upwards, to suit all purses and feet. - - YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ! , - By selecting Foot-wear of all kinds ; . 1 from' our choice new stock.1 ' , WHERITY, RAL5TON (Q. COMPANY In the circuit court yesterday inorn,-i IriK Muud Pearl Glurdlna filed suit fori divorce from Vincent Olardlna.. The complaint recites that the parties were; married at Astoria April zo, ioz, and with a number on it. During the last that one child, Rosetta, aged 1 year, week In July there will be a dance given Is the Issue or tne marriage; that tne Wnen the four additional men's tickets defendant has been Inhumanely cruel wt be distributed; at the same time to the plaintiff, having repeatedly if win aisn h wi,1b,i vhn th lnrw struck and cursed her. Failure toliav Bhi , You will, therefore, confer the triple favor of sending me customers; of dressing your gentlemen friends with Fisher Bros., Company V'"" 'v:-- I DEALERS IN ' S. Paints, Oils and Glass, Hardware, Iron and Steel, Groceries, Provisions and Crockery, Ship Chand- " lery and Boat Supplies, McCormick Mowers and Rakes, Corrugated Iron and Building Material, Hardwood Lumber. t FISHER BROS., COMPANY provide Is complaint. Mrs. Glard'na asks tody of the child. Smith Bros. also an allegation in the cus-rep- rescnt the plaintiff. The committee appointed by Presi dent CarnaJian, of the Push Club, to I residing In Astoria and vicinity, the BEST Men's clothing made and of getting a chance to go to the World's Fulr. This contest Is open to ladles SPRING HAS COME 1 The Flowers are in Bloom! . 1 . r T '' ' ' ' ' j; " ; ''"'. ' ' A ' i' ' ' i Make the insideof your homo look bright j r u : and cheerful by renewing the CARPETS and MATS on the floor, We have an ex cellent assortment at the present time I which will interest you. Suitable CARPETS and RUGS for Every Room in Your Home. . If you prefer Matting, we have that too the FINEST and LARGEST Stock in the City. CHAS heilborn son Astoria's Leading House-furnishers canvass the city in the Interests of the regatta Is getting along very nicely with its work. It expects to be able to make a report some time during the coming week. The belief Is expressed that the club will be able to find an active committee to manage' the re gatta this year, and members of the committee feel provision should be made to employ some one to conduct the carnival. It Is probable the prelim inary committee will recommend such action when It flies Its report. That the regatta will receive ample finan cial support la assured. HERMAN WISE. .The Astoria Commercial Club base ball team will open the season tomor row at Warrenton. The west side team is regarded as a strong one, but the clubmen have no doubt of their ability to win. The team and a crowd of en thuaiasta ' will go down on the noon train. The Commercial team will line up aa follows: Pitcher, Tom Ross; catcher, Chop Stockton; first base, Flannigan; second base, Harry Gra ham; third base, Roxy Graham; short stop, Regan; left field, Dan Allen; cen ter field, Painter; right field, Ross Trullinger. The club has sent for new Don't waste money am don't take chances in buying oromiscuously. Schilling's Be; are entirely safe; at your gro cer's ; your money goes further. Because of the Inclement weather, the principal features of the May day celebration have been postponed for another week and will not be held un til next Saturday. Tonight, however, the May day cantata will be produced at A. O. U. W. hall. Two perform ances are to be given, the first to be commenced at 7:30 and the second at 9. The second Is to be given for the benefit ofthose persons whose busl nees affairs will occupy their atten tion until 9 o'clock. The children an nounce that the doors will be opened at 7, and are anxious that Astorlans shall turn out and witness a perform,' ance given by children who have been drilled by children. ' The crowning of the queen, will take place next Satur day. It waa the original Intention to hold . the exercises In the court house yard, but the construcUon work now under way there makes this Impossi ble, and Instead the postoffice yard will be used. The queen will.be fit tingly crowned there, during the morn ing and the parade will then take Its way through the streets of the city. In the afternoon the program of land sports will be carried out. MIsa Mil dred Stevenson Is the queen of the May, while Master Eddie Laurln will officiate In. the capacity of prime min ister. The children of the city are very enthusiastic over their celebra tion, and, with the aid of Sheriff Lin ville, tope to dim the glory of the re gattas which, have conducted carni vals In the past TOKK POINT OYSTER HOUSE The Most Celebrated Eating House In the State. The famous Toke Point - " Oysters are here served to Perfection.; Private Rooms. 112 ELEVENTH STREET. The TROY laundry Is the only White Labor Laundry in the City. Does the Best1 ' of Work at very reasonable Prices, and is in every way worthy of your patronage. Cor. 10th and DUANE STS.' Phone 1991 f PRAEl 0 COOK TRANSFER CO. 'Telephone 221. y' K ;' ' , Draying and Expressing Allgoodsahipped to our care will receive special attention. 709-715 Commercial Street. Reliance Electrical Works h.w. enters, Manager We are thoroughly prepared for making estimates and executing orders for all kinds of electrical installing and . repairing. Supplies in stock. We sell the Celebrated SHELBY LAMP. . 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